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was She in position to renounce and absolutely
% 9pf Si Vsw this must s be Clear M An
transfer title what he claims Il took the bid OF OF her
at another place. not word SAID ABOUT loan OF Sc
Martin sompy with hd her n M r. lie sd
gone her house Saturday afternoon before saey Tor the r
RRsG s ssysd s ne9e til
House with te prepared with 81 600 in his POCKET to a
HIMSELF dGwa Mrs Martin
for both places and nny hn nno Goee e rdT wne
hous hn esdaaSe on thee HGme hEsn Place. asi s
sSsn 1S 5'a poin GsEs
and that ms MS enon Int @ TO dr
VI %haf %GnsE wn
goaons: Mrs Martini John Martin and Mr. h sud ar all fh h
Mi Mr. owsr s says that tbs e! sss saw
s ps h said he %SnS
was syr sad and left them few minutes the sale Mr. j.
nix s q fS Mrs. Martin Pp hs %era fifty ssae s
and this would have been profit OF She aSsea ask @ % hack
bis testimony that Ms1fn there was concenns sn as
the 4 he eG gaes ee f an aa
Martin says at folio 49, that he and Cover saw Suage
b o ppo ans hat Mr. GoWeF should from
Greenve express purpose of aiding Mrs Martin tha ne
axG s0ntnaf a Mrs. nS should
y ve pgt
all 70 dnG BrGIn T
ta Rst sbSu as all s Rsf w
he snd had did mot
to eve unt the matter was arranged Browns
their yielded him. bt the S that ne
If as pant Contends an absolute title intend
f is not Ms little S ent shs %
profit? anxious the River Place. had not expect
pSs @ easy would closed in with
Cnkscae and used the profits of that transaction towards max
ing the cash payment upon the Home Place. ,o15 4,
The Home Place sold for '.'''''" ioio
Deduct profit from Clinkscales. l0o'o
49l2
would s922 for defendant to dd raise aot to
upon mortgage Home Place 27 with good dwe
ling it. which sold in after for and subsequently
Martins delbeaton for thirty minutes upon Cinseae
that still willing help her. and would have done so ou
property is Hardly consistent with the proposition that abso
sale intended There is no evidence OF any hn OH
N did with expectation of buying 1t was tine at
that these 5 eahne a Show
Brownlee expected to occupy the premises that Mrs Martin
ust aRs @
motive transferring the bid absolutely tssn to
action and had everything absurd to that she
Esk ss afraid the that gt the Of Se fact Fs1
gone and naturally preparations would nave peen III "
strike tents 90 houseess and homeless elsewhere
hope then the home from the expectancy in her @
estate Yet them quietly continuing IN posso "i
out thought of being disturbed. -, ,4 ;o
So much for the circumstances and events which cluster
daey around the transactions of December 1871 touchs I'll
rectly the relations of the parties themselves
Direct reflector two from outside upon the oi e
situation. r.. ..o |
The testimony Of Dr. Bell oo 81 very Intel ntegeHt d it, geme non
man plaintiffs neghborhOod throws Hood OF gt upon
the motive of the plaintiff and the real nature OF te
ent transfer of the bid Dr. Bell was the connoen a
wiser whom Brownee had for ntormatlon
which the Martins had submitted to hln er
ing great friendship for Mrs Martin and her family ne Re %b
Dr. Bell of sympathy for her. and his desire to hep he Inc
of the transaction is thus naturally ana
posed Why dwell upon friendship sympathy ana aesre 70
her. to be absolute transfer OF tlte ltWou
small consolation to Mrs Martini in her eXtrenltS'
been assured that Brownee willing to take the lana OH o h
hands, at her bid. ,.,,,: thai ho
then that Dr. Bell after Brownee had tSd nm m a t snG
was going lend the money for the puchrse OF e %
advised rownee that amount of money to OBTAIN ue e
and the obtained Dr. Bell says that the tle was
tended of the he held for the money loae anu
was really not intended to be sale of the land HOW couu
advice action, fit easily and naturally IN h9 cn VI
testimony than this? Upon the eXannatlo Dull says
"He did tell me he was going to lend her the money!
r. O. folio 81. "BroWnlee SAID tat ne Wou
be clad if we had lent CMartn) the money Ihat
or Mr. knox, had loaned him the money it would nave Veo
him the trouble" -. :, ,1 ,o,,od
Mrs Martin some money would have to do it, and he was